The Den-V Infant Mucus Extractor is a specialized medical device used primarily for clearing the airways of newborns and infants. It is registered in Nigeria and is commonly found in clinical settings like delivery rooms and neonatal care units.
 
What is it used for?
The primary purpose of a mucus extractor is to ensure free respiration by removing fluids that might obstruct a patient's breathing. 
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Neonatal Care: Immediately after birth, it is used to suction amniotic fluid, meconium, or mucus from a baby's mouth and nose to prevent them from breathing these fluids into their lungs.
Diagnostic Sampling: It is used to collect mucus specimens (samples) for laboratory analysis, such as testing for respiratory infections.
General Respiratory Support: For both children and adults, it helps clear thick secretions in patients with conditions like pneumonia or those who have a weak cough reflex.
 
Key Features
Design: Typically consists of a graduated collection container (often 25ml) and suction tubing.
Safety: Made from non-toxic, medical-grade materials designed to be gentle on delicate nasal passages.
Disposable: Usually sold as a sterile, single-use surgical item to maintain hygiene.
 
Key Highlights:
Clinical-grade, single-use device
Designed to safely clear airways in newborns using medical-grade PVC and an atraumatic tip
Features a 25ml transparent, graduated chamber for specimen collection and a universal connector for compatibility with suction devices
Budget-friendly and allows the user to control the pressure manually
Value for money